The wave of anti-Jewish violence associated with the Crusades was, from what can be learned from sources, __________.
A. a reflection of existing attitudes toward Jews in Europe
B. unique to the era of the Crusades
C. motivated by the thought that Jews would fight alongside Muslims in the Holy Land
D. overstated by later sources seeking to discredit the Crusaders
Answer: A
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Protestant advocacy of women and women's rights was based on the language of __________.
A. home and family B. the Biblical role of Mary C. Women's contributions to religious thought D. original sin
The Sac and Fox Indian who was probably the greatest all-around athlete of the twentieth century was
A) Jack Dempsey. B) "Red" Grange. C) "Big Bill" Tilden. D) Jim Thorpe.
The Great Awakening affected colonial-era women in the colonies by
A) permitting them to become ordained ministers. B) promoting many to high ranking positions within their churches. C) enabling them to establish their own congregations. D) providing a forum for them to testify publicly about their spiritual lives. E) allowing them to lead revival meetings.
In 1966, the women's rights advocacy group, ______________________________ was founded
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word